Description

Nine tyne cultivator is secondary tillage equipment most commonly used in India for field preparation. It essentially has tyne with reversible high carbon showily points at the end attanged in two rows on a sturdy steel frame. The front row has 5 tyne and the rear row has 4 tyne and it is ideally suited for *5 HP tractors of all makes and types with cat II linkage. Depth of operation is controlled by tractor hydraulic

1. Hitching the Cultivator to Tractor
i) Attach the cultivator to the tractor by aligning the holes of the lower arm with the pins attached on either side of the cultivator and the pushing the holes of the lower arm of the tractor into the pins of the cultivator. Lock the free end of the pins with lynch pins.

ii) Align the adjustable screw top link the tractor with the holes on the upper edge of the three point linkage of the cultivator by placing the top link in between the two flats of the three point linkage of the cultivator and the lock the same by means of the pin provided with the top link and lock the free end of the pin with lynch pin

iii) Tighten the top link to the extent that the three point linkage of the cultivator is perpendicular to the ground for normal operation

2. Angle of Penetration
The angle of penetration / pitch of shovel points can be varied very easily by adjusting the top link. Tightening the top link increases the angle of penetration resulting in deeper penetration while loosening the top link has recerse effect

Specification:

Frame : *5 x *0 mm
Spring : *0 mm WD, *0 mm OD and *7 coils
Tyne : *0 x *9 mm forged
Pairs : *0 x 8 mm flat
Anchor pin : *5 mm
Nuts : Nylock
Frame Bolt : *6 x *0 mm HF
Linkage : 3 - point *0 x *2 mm
Shovels : 8 mm
Tiller Pin : *8 mm (Push tight)
Weight : **0 kg (approx)